Titlebook: Baltic Coastal Ecosystems; Structure, Function Gerald Schernewski,Ulrich Schiewer Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Coast.E

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Status, Problems and Integrated Management of Baltic Coastal Ecosystemsopment as well as Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) are urgently needed. On the basis of results obtained as part of the workshop `Baltic Coastal Ecosystems — Structure, Function and Coastal Zone Management’, that took place in Rostock, Germany, in November 2000, the state of ICZM in Germany

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Microbial Metabolism in Sediments of Coastal Inlets of the Southern Baltic Sea — Response to Gradienial processes, such as aerobic respiration, nitrification, de-nitrification, sulphate reduction and methanogenesis, are strongly influenced by eutrophication. Under the chronic stress of eutrophication, specific benthic microbial communities develop, already visible to the eye. Furthermore, the cons

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Harmful Algal Blooms in Coastal Waters of the South-Eastern Baltic Sear seafood. The spreading of non-indigenous species may also introduce new toxic species into the ecosystems. A specific control of toxic blooms or immigration of new species is almost impossible. The most effective measure for reducing algal blooms is combating eutrophication.

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Anthropogenic Pressure and Environmental Effects on the Gulf of Gdansk: Recent Management Efforts 450,000 t C y.. As a result of anthropogenic pressure, the ecosystem of the Gulf of Gdansk has been subject to significant changes during the last 50 years..Harmful substances are discharged mainly by rivers, municipal sewage outflows, coastal industries (shipyards, port activities), chemical and p

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Environmental Problems and Challenges for Coastal Zone Management in the Neva Estuary (Eastern Gulf va Estuary coastal zone should consider the development of filamentous algae mats and emergent macrophytes in the littoral zone as the most appropriate indicator of the ecosystem state and measure of effectiveness of management actions. Management actions should be based on the scientific knowledge

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Status, Problems and Integrated Management of Baltic Coastal Ecosystemsope during this century. Trade, municipalities, industry, traffic, energy generation, shipping, agriculture and fisheries, tourism, nature protection and raw material exploitation all cause a complicated patchwork of interacting and overlapping uses. In rural areas, nature conservation, tourism and

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Recent Changes in Northern German Lagoons with Special Reference to Eutrophicationnd filtering capacities vary, depending on the size of the catchment area, on exchange processes with the Baltic Sea as well as on chemical, physical and biological processes within the waters concerned..Major anthropogenic impacts and the pronounced use of coastal lagoons as “treatment plants” has

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Macrophytes in Coastal Lagoons of the Southern Baltic — Recent Knowledge and Developments. Only a few data sets exist for most of the lagoons until 1990, except for the Darss-Zingst Bodden Chain, a system intensively investigated. Methods to exploit these data in order to get information about the distribution and composition of macrophytes are presented and discussed. Special attention